Pajama Sam: You Are What You Eat From Your Head to Your Feet (PS1) Walkthrough

[@TheWolfGuardians]

Love these obscure port videos man. Thanks.

[@CEO100able]

I have this port of this game! It's a shame that this is the only Junior Adventure game to be released for the PlayStation 1, though. I'm pretty convinced that it's because by the time this port was made, Humongous Entertainment was getting close to being in financial trouble. If Putt-Putt Enters the Race was ported for the PS1, it would have allowed players to use the left analog stick on the DualShock 1 controller to steer Putt-Putt left or right during the race activity, just like in any actual racing game for the same platform. If Freddi Fish 5 and Spy Fox 3 had PS1 ports, it would have the same main menu structures as this port (along side a PS1 port of Putt-Putt Enters the Race if they would have made one). What do you think? Anyway, nice walkthrough!

[@shock44SquirrelyShock]

I would really like to hear about how Humongous Entertainment ran into financial trouble and got bought by Atari and why they stopped making games. Is there an article or something? I love H.E. and LucasArts' old P&C's. All I know is that some people from LucasArts also worked at H.E. and I have played Pajama Sam 4 and it just didn't hold up as well the other games did before it.

[@CEO100able]

@@shock44SquirrelyShock I don't know. Mr. Eight-Three-One must have heard from one if it did exist, but I don't know where I can find one.

[@skullzproductions]

this is a good upload especially since Humongous Entertainment announced they're releasing their games onto consoles this year i'm hoping for the Switch :D

[@CEO100able]

Which other platforms to they plan to release it on? I wish there was a Wii version of one of the Putt-Putt games and PlayStation 1 ports of Putt-Putt Enters the Race, Freddi Fish 5 and Spy Fox 3.

[@skullzproductions]

@@CEO100able IDK it just said "Coming to Console 2019" i assume it means all current platforms out there

[@shock44SquirrelyShock]

Oh that's awesome! I mean I know that some of their games are on Android now so it wouldn't surprise me if those versions got ported to the Switch.

[@CommodoreFan64]

They are currently all on Steam thankfully at a good price, and playable on Windows, Liunx, and Mac well except Pajama Sam 4 which is Windows only unless you force Proton for Linux to see if it works. Going to be picking them up for my youngest nephew who just turned 1 so he has them when he's old enough to play them.

[@feIon]

skullzproductions where did they announce that? (cuz it never happened lol)

[@joshhorn8283]

1:55 Sam! It’s almost time for dinner!

[@Brony2002]

I've never played the full version of the game. Only the demo. That was back in kindergarten. Because of this, only the demo gives me nostalgia.

[@Cgggg7]

My favorite thing about these games is how they change every time!

[@EntertainmentFan11]

I didn't think there was a version of the game on the original Playstation.

[@CEO100able]

That's because for some reason, they did not port any more Junior Adventure games to the PlayStation 1. Well, at least a few other Junior Adventure titles were released for the Panasonic 3DO and the Nintendo Wii.

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

10:57 As easy as is was for him to eat that, he could have eaten his way out of the cell. Lol

[@davoid96]

lol he doesn’t like destroying property

[@benbruns4309]

One of two Humongous Entertainment games released for the PS1.

[@lydiajulianprower8356]

What was the second?

[@benbruns4309]

@@lydiajulianprower8356backyard soccer

[@MediaNutso]

Man, Humongous Entertainment really struggled to expand their Junior Adventure games to other consoles and platforms. It really says something when the 3DO ports were arguably the best ones they got.

[@MrEightThreeOne]

If we're not referring to the original three games, the Macintosh versions are pretty much identical to the Windows versions, save for using a way smaller (and yellow) cursor. But other than that, yeah, not a whole lot of decent ports.

[@CEO100able]

Yeah, but Junior Adventure console game ports would have been more popular on the PlayStation 1 if they released more Junior Adventure games on it because the Panasonic 3DO was unfortunately a short-lived video game console while the PlayStation 1's support lasted much longer. For the past several years, however, I've been standing by my theory that Humongous Entertainment was too close to being in financial trouble by the time this game was ported for the PS1. In addition, there was a controller that acted like a computer mouse called the "PlayStation Mouse," so why couldn't this version had just implemented support for it? Oh well, at least a few other PS1 games like "My Disney Kitchen," "Winnie the Pooh: Preschool," and "Winnie the Pooh: Kindergarten" had PlayStation Mouse support available.

[@CommodoreFan64]

@@CEO100able At least STEAM has them all, and all but a couple you can play on Windows, Linux(my platform of choice), and Mac without forcing Proton for Linux. and they are not expensive.

[@eliwert2002]

I didn’t know Pajama Sam has a PS1 game!

[@asaelpolanco8151]

The holy grail of Humongous Entertainment ports finally has footage! Finally! For the record, for a PS1 port, this is...well I prefer the original PC version, but this version isn't too bad, but it isn't as good as the PC version. While the voices, animations and music are still there, the reason is that a good amount of the music is gone, and most of the animations are disappointingly either removed, modified or happen off-screen. This almost ruins the pace of the PC version originally gave us. Also, sometimes the animations are very fast for no apparant reason. Maybe because of the PS1 CD limitations? I don't know... And lastly, the lip synching is...not in the same level as the atrocious "Pajama Sam 4", but because this is on the PlayStation, it moves alright. But other than that, the game plays, well, just like the PC version. It's a shame that most of the music is gone and most of the animations are happening either differently or off-screen, unfortunately nearly ruining the pace and wit of the PC game. Well, at least they tried, but I prefer the original PC version. That game is better than the PSX version. UPDATE FOR MAY 5: Replaying the game, and I saw the etiquette scene. And I feel the same way. It happens completely off-screen in this version! Why did it happened off-screen in this port? It almost ruined the pace of the PC version of the scene! I mean, the original voices are still there, but...why?

[@CEO100able]

It would have made more sense if there were more PlayStation 1 ports of Junior Adventure games. I think one just wasn't enough, don't you?

[@asaelpolanco8151]

@@CEO100able // I agree. I want to see more PS1 ports of Junior Adventure games. Too bad this is the only one they have released so far.

[@RanterInShades]

You know what's the worst cut made to this? No box tops!! Also what was that at 52:39?

[@CEO100able]

Wow. That was unfortunately a strange glitch they accidentally put in somehow. Sometimes production mistakes like that happen in other video games, like the North American NTSC PlayStation 1 version of "Play With The Teletubbies" when they accidentally forgot to replace Tim Whitnall's "Naughty Noo-Noo!" line from the UK version with Rolf Saxon's variant.

[@mistermakerfans2008]

Did Sam undergo puberty??!/hj

[@SpunkyLadl]

Have you heard about the rare Japanese version of Freddi Fish? Do you think that might've been cancelled or just extremely rare to find?

[@joshhorn8283]

22:35 Hey! What is that?! Is it Mayo?!

[@asaelpolanco8151]

Bonus comment! Some of you don't know that both Pac-Man World (the second one. The third one is my least played games on the series.) and this game, Pajama Sam 3, was both part of my childhood!

[@Yellowpick10]

PJ Sam ate all the cookies. Why you have to do that?

[@justincarawan-carawanco.pu1639]

Is that seriously how it ends? Why not have him actually go to dinner?

[@joshhorn8283]

Yep! That’s how it ends! I don’t know why it just ends like that!

[@NCTStudio]

1:12:01: Credits

[@skullbac654]

Jesus… when is the last time i played this game? 2007? French version’s name is nowhere as long as the English name of this game lol. I was playing it on windows XP… great times The (Canadian?) French game is called « Le héros du goûter » which means « the feast hero » or something

[@AnimeVampireFanGirl]

The voices are different

[@johncole273]

Wow

[@Uiabird]

I played backyard soccer on the PS1 myself and... It is not good control scheme wise.

[@KesGaming]

The PC version doesn't have the best control scheme either, but it is much more tolerable with mouse and keyboard.

[@jhdsyt2801]

oh hey

[@frozt0]

PS3 for the PS1

[@MrEightThreeOne]

I always abbreviate it as "PJS" to avoid that confusion, heh.

[@CEO100able]

@@MrEightThreeOne ...as in "PJS3" in this case.

[@mirellabinner5306]

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